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envrionmental issues

social psychology and envieonmental issues

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Types of Concern by Stern et al Alturistic, egoistic, biospheric
Social norms perceived common and accepted behaviour in a specific situation
Sky pointing/gawking Milgram et al, 1969
Smoke filling room Latane and Darley, 1968
Flyers on car Cialini, Kallgren and Zaleski, 2008
Descriptive norms common behaviour, your belief about what others do
Injunctive norms accepted behaviour, your belief about what other people think you should do
Need to play on both desciptive and injunctive norms Cialdini, 2003
Towels in hotels 1 - generic were better than specific descriptive norms Schultz, Khazin and Zaleski, 2008
Towels in hotels 2 - found that general and specific norms had a bigger effect than playing on identity (gender/ethnicity), which is the reverse of what participants expected Goldstein, Cialdini and Frrskevicius, 2008
Four core psychological variables in influencing behaviour Van Vugt, 2010
Understanding psychological variable Focus of intervention: information
Belonging psychological vairable Focus of intervention: identity
Trusting psychological variable Focus of intervention: institutions
Self-enhancing psychological variable Focus of intervention: incentives
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